Preacher Lawson delivers an animated set packed with high energy for Sibs Weekend
By Emma Dollenmayer | Feb. 9, 2020Lawson’s performance at MemAud on Friday was nothing short of comical and entertaining.
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Sex through the Ages event promotes sexual positivity through education
By Lauren Serge | Feb. 6, 2020The event is a part of the Safe and Sexy series and will hold a variety of tables pertaining to different sex topics and issues.
‘The Bachelor’ fever spreads through OU, but some are unimpressed
By Maddie Bussert | Feb. 4, 2020The popular dating show seems to fall short this season, according to viewers.
Podcasters seek to educate, bring joy to listeners
By Riley Runnells | Feb. 4, 2020Podcast culture is growing every day.
Spring Sustainability Series to bring current environmental issues to big screen
By Lily Roby | Feb. 3, 2020The first showing of the spring Sustainability Series will be on Feb. 5.
Local organizations provide winter clothing
By Keri Johnson | Feb. 3, 2020There are many options for free or discounted winter garments in Athens County.
Athena Cinema to screen Metropolitan Operas throughout spring semester
By Riley Runnells | Jan. 30, 2020The live broadcasts range from Porgy and Bess to Maria Stuarda.
Poetry Out Loud uplifts student involvement in arts
By Keri Johnson | Jan. 29, 2020The regional semifinal of Poetry Out Loud will be at Stuart’s Opera House this Friday.
TreeWater Initiative hosts fundraiser to plant Palestinian olive trees
By Lily Roby | Jan. 28, 2020Athens born TreeWater Initiative has planted over 1,000 trees in Palestine.
Ohio University Press continues to publish greats after many years
By Liz Partsch | Jan. 27, 2020Ohio University Press remains one of the oldest and successful scholarly publishers in Ohio.
Author and OU professor to discuss book about Boko Haram as part of weekly series at Alden
By Taylor Burnette | Jan. 27, 2020The book is published through Ohio University Press in the Ohio Short Histories of Africa series.
The 4-decade stand for Peace and Justice
By Keri Johnson | Jan. 27, 2020The Stand for Peace and Justice Vigil has been a weekly vigil for the past 40 years.
Family Art Encounters program educates at an early age
By Riley Runnells | Jan. 26, 2020The January program features a craft inspired by photographer Burhan Dogancay.
Open Caption Mondays at the Athena Cinema to benefit students with hearing impairments
By Sophia Englehart | Jan. 23, 2020The Athena Cinema displays open captions for films every Monday.
Devil’s Kettle Brewing provides special place for beer-lovers
By Riley Runnells | Jan. 20, 2020Cameron Fuller opened Devil’s Kettle in 2015.
Lifestyle brand McEw showcases maverick mindset through clothing and striving
By Sophia Englehart | Jan. 20, 2020McEw, a fashion and lifestyle company originating from Columbus, produces inspirational athletic gear company that has gained a worldwide reach.
Number Fest comes to an end
By Baylee DeMuth | Jan. 20, 2020The nation’s largest college party is over.
Annual march commemorates life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
By Liz Partsch | Jan. 20, 2020Many local residents and students marched around campus to remember Dr. King and his work.
Week-long celebration of MLK Jr. to create broader recognition of his legacy
By Lauren Serge | Jan. 16, 2020The commemoration will consist of daily informative and honorary events to pay tribute to the progress of MLK Jr.
Keeping up with New Year’s resolutions
By Maddie Bussert | Jan. 15, 2020Subgoals are the key to accomplishing your New Year’s resolution.
